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What You Should Understand About "Gray" Divorce

Divorce is tough for many people. It’s especially hard on older women, many of whom have to deal with losing a life partner and moving into a lower economic bracket at the same time. “Gray” divorce is far more common now than ever, with Kiplinger reporting that the divorce rate for couples over 50 has […]

3 Important Things That a Family Law Attorney Should Offer to Their Clients

For many people getting divorced, it is their very first time going through the process. If this applies to you–or even if it doesn’t–don’t be afraid to lean on your attorney’s knowledge and expertise to guide you through this process. As a client, there are three significant things you should expect to be offered by […]

What You Should Understand About Mediation During a Divorce Case

As you discuss your options with your family law attorney, one route you may have heard about is mediation. During mediation, you and your spouse and, possibly, your attorneys work with a third-party—who is entirely neutral and not connected in any way to either side—to help you reach agreements about the various issues in your […]

5 Things You Should Know About Selling the Family Home During a Divorce

Selling the family home during a divorce can be tough, and it often presents obstacles and roadblocks you wouldn’t encounter in a traditional sale to work around and deal with. Chief among your concerns may be who will maintain and keep up the home. In the market today, curb appeal is a vital part of […]

3 Questions You Should Ask Your Prospective Family Law Attorney

By now, you’ve likely heard all about the different things you need to ask a family law attorney before you decide to work with them. Since hiring an attorney to represent your interests in a family situation is such a personal matter, it is a pretty significant decision that will directly impact your case’s outcome. […]

3 Facts You Should Know About Family Court in New Mexico

Family court in New Mexico can seem overwhelming, intimidating and even scary to someone who has never had any contact with it from the outside. People who are dealing with divorce, child custody and legal separation matters are often concerned about what will happen in court because of its unfamiliar nature, and that’s understandable. After […]

3 Things to Keep in Mind During Your Divorce

When you decide on or begin your divorce or legal separation in New Mexico, one of your more immediate concerns is likely where you are going to live. More and more people these days choose to live together in the family home during the divorce process because it saves money; a second home with its […]

What You Need to Understand About Domestic Violence Orders

Any time you are in a scary situation, you have to be able to rely on the law to help protect you. This is especially true when you are at risk of domestic violence. If you are a victim of domestic violence, you can take some steps to help ensure your safety, including getting a […]

4 Steps You Can Take for Online Security During the Divorce Process

During and after divorce or legal separation, you must take steps to make sure you and your family are safe online. Whether you’re posting on Twitter, exploring the online dating scene or just using public Wi-Fi, there are hidden online dangers that could put your safety at risk. Once you learn about these dangers and […]

The Benefits of Splitting Co-Parenting Responsibilities Equally

Child custody cases are almost always emotional, and it can be difficult to work together with your co-parent to decide the parenting plan, which will detail how your children spend their time with each parent. While the exact factors at play in your case will naturally impact your plan’s details, it is worth knowing that […]